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Event-driven programming in Java focuses on responding to user actions or events, contrasting with procedural programming which follows a linear sequence of instructions. The Java Event Delegation Model consists of components like event sources, event listeners, and event objects, facilitating the handling of events. Key concepts include the ActionListener interface for button clicks, the use of anonymous inner classes and lambda expressions for event handling, and the importance of decoupling GUI components from event logic for maintainability.

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GUI Important Question

Event-driven programming in Java focuses on responding to user actions or events, contrasting with procedural programming which follows a linear sequence of instructions. The Java Event Delegation Model consists of components like event sources, event listeners, and event objects, facilitating the handling of events. Key concepts include the ActionListener interface for button clicks, the use of anonymous inner classes and lambda expressions for event handling, and the importance of decoupling GUI components from event logic for maintainability.

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What is event-driven programming in Java?

How is it different from procedural


programming?

Explain the Java Event Delegation Model. What are its main components?

What is an event listener in Java? Name some commonly used event listener
interfaces.

Describe the process of handling a button click event in Java Swing.

What is the role of the ActionListener interface in Java GUI applications? How is it
implemented?

How does the addActionListener() method work? Explain with an example.

Differentiate between ActionEvent, MouseEvent, and KeyEvent. Provide use-case


examples for each.

Why is it important to decouple GUI components from event-handling logic in


large applications?

Explain how anonymous inner classes can be used for event handling in Java
Swing.
What are lambda expressions? How do they simplify event handling in Java 8 and
later?

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using anonymous inner classes for
event handling.

What is the purpose of the WindowListener interface? List and explain any three
of its methods.

How can multiple components share the same event handler in Java Swing? Give
an example.

Compare the use of lambda expressions versus traditional inner classes for event
handling in Java.

What are adapter classes in Java Swing event handling? Why and when should
they be used?

How does Java ensure that GUI applications remain responsive while waiting for
events?

Explain the term “event source” with an example.

What will happen if no listener is attached to a component that generates events?


Describe the steps involved in creating a simple event-driven GUI program using
Swing.

Can a single class handle events from multiple GUI components? How?

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